Great pattern that's free on Ravelry.com.
It's a 2 evening project while watching TV. Or as Dawn says, a good one while traveling.
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my first 2 have already found a home |
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I used some Queensland Kathmandu Chunky yarn for this -- Merino'Silk/Cashmere |
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Berroco Comfort (nylon/acrylic) made up into one soft scarf |
beautiful stepdaughter, Crystal, rocked this one for Black Friday shopping 2014
You can keep going or stop any time on the "ridges" at the top of the scarf. The thing I learned on this pattern is that casting on at the beginning of each row really is a thing! Kinda stumped me for a minute. But, like everything else in knitting, there's a demo on the internet. So I used the backwards loop cast on for each for -- sort of. I did the BL onto the left needle. So really, it was probable a backwards backwards loop.
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one of the softest Noro's I've used -- feels like a cotton ball
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love this pattern |
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Add caption |
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aren't the colors great? |
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Rocky likes to pose for his pic, too |
10-24-15: I made the 2 scarves below as a "thx" for a couple of ladies who helped with Laura's wedding!
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for Toni Kemp Lemley for making Laura's veil |
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for Betty Sue Nix for organizing the reception and keeping the wedding process going |
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